1151. An Overview of the 2019 Microlise Transport Conference
June 13, 2019
This year’s Microlise Transport Conference was held on 15th May and, true to form, was another successful event. A free one-day event open to anyone involved in the road transport industry, the conference offered an excellent opportunity for attendees to increase their knowledge of current industry ...
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1152. Menorca's Beautiful Climate and Subtle Seasonal Changes
June 11, 2019
Situated off Eastern Spain in the Mediterranean Sea, the Balearic island of Menorca has a splendid climate that makes it a popular holiday destination with Britons.
The temperature is consistently warm throughout the year and rarely drops below 15°C (even during the colder months of the yea...
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1153. Menorca's Ancient Conquerors and the Roman Rule
June 11, 2019
Menorca is an island with a fascinating history. Because it is located out in the Mediterranean Sea, it was seen as a key strategic location and has been conquered by dozens of invaders throughout its history. This includes the Romans, Greeks, Vandals, Byzantines, Phoenicians, Aragonese, Moors, Brit...
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1154. Menorca at Night: Swanky Bars, Live Music and Cool Clubs
June 11, 2019
Menorca is best known for beautiful beaches, superb natural surroundings and a relaxed atmosphere. You’ll be relieved to know that it is not as wild once the sun goes down as neighbouring islands Majorca and Ibiza, but it also has a fantastic nightlife, with something to do no matter what mood you a...
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1155. Manel Anoro and Colourful Menorca
June 11, 2019
The beautiful vistas, stunning landscapes and relaxed way of life has made the Balearic Islands a source of inspiration for artists for many centuries, including painters, sculptures, photographers and many other artistic souls. Menorca has many wonderful exhibitions and galleries found all over the...
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1156. A Stroll Along Menorca's Historic Camí de Cavalls
June 11, 2019
There is no greater way to experience the natural beauty and understand the diverse environments of Menorca than by walking the historic Camí de Cavalls. This charming ancient path which encircles the entire Spanish Balearic island is one of the most popular tourist activities. Many holiday makers a...
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1157. A Guide to the Art and Music of The Balearic Islands
June 11, 2019
The islands located in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of mainland Spain are known as The Balearic Islands, all of which (Majorca, Menorca and Ibiza) have a gained a favourable reputation among many a British holidaymaker.
What Typifies Each of the Balearic Islands?
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1158. The Pollutant Problem: Tests Show Truckers are the Worst Affected
June 11, 2019
Those in haulage work are facing a number of issues at the moment. Whether it’s driver shortages, increasing fuel prices or the pressure to ‘go green’, the transport industry is certainly under stress. Currently, one of the main (and most important) problems for drivers is their exposure to air poll...
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1159. Greater Manchester is Hopping on the CAZ Bandwagon
June 10, 2019
If you work in the courier industry, chances are high that you’re already aware of the Clean Air Zone (CAZ) schemes that have been (or are soon to be) implemented across the country. If not, where have you been?
The government is working toward tackling the high levels of harmful pollutants ...
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1160. Supporting the Future with Slower Speeds on the Square Mile
June 10, 2019
In a bid to support the changing living and commuting habits of today’s Londoners, the City Corporation are pushing a new 15mph speed limit around the Square Mile.
For those in courier work, this could not only mean a safer working environment, but a cleaner one too. This decision to push t...
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Author: Laura Jeeves
